Christian Brothers Automotive Foundation

The Christian Brothers Automotive Foundation is a U.S. nonprofit organization classified under educational institutions and related activities, specifically focusing on vocational and technical schools. It is designated as a tax-exempt entity, allowing donations to be tax deductible[2].

Mission and Activities

The foundation is associated with Christian Brothers Automotive, an automotive repair company founded in 1982 by Mark Carr. The company's mission is rooted in the principle of "Love Your Neighbor As Yourself," reflecting a commitment to providing genuine and honest car repair services while fostering community involvement[4][5].

Community Involvement and Scholarship Program

Christian Brothers Automotive collaborates with TechForce to offer scholarships to aspiring automotive technicians, supporting students in post-secondary automotive, diesel, or combined auto/diesel programs. This initiative aims to encourage the next generation of automotive professionals[1].

Financial Overview

As a nonprofit, the Christian Brothers Automotive Foundation primarily receives contributions and generates minor interest revenue. The organization's financial reports reveal that its primary expenses are charitable disbursements, with no officer compensation listed separately[2].

Purpose and Classification

The foundation aligns with the company's overarching goal of making a positive impact on the communities they serve. Through various charitable efforts, both at the local and national levels, Christian Brothers Automotive has supported numerous organizations and initiatives focused on health and human services[5]. The foundation continues to play a role in these endeavors, contributing to educational and vocational development within the automotive sector.

[1] https://techforce.org/christian-brothers-automotive/ [2] https://projects.propublica.org/nonprofits/organizations/816993312 [3] https://www.cbac.com/happy-valley/about-us/community-involvement/ [4] https://www.cbac.com/media-center/blog/2022/july/the-history-of-christian-brothers-automotive/ [5] https://www.cbac.com/about-us/